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Grant <emailgrant <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> > jffnms is something I don't use myself, but it looks like the same class |
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> > of app as Nagios. Don't be fooled into choosing between munin and |
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> > nagios/jffnms - they are not the same thing, not even close. Use both. |
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thank Alan, I did not know about munin. |
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Grant, Craig, the main devloper of JFFNMS is a very cool human being. |
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If you have good ideas, he will listen. If you send him some |
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code to fix/extend functionality, he is as flexible as can be |
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with integrating the ideas of others. Craig is an older, accomplished |
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programmer with a mantra of writing clean and understandable code. |
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That is what separates JFFNMS from the rest. (Craig) He's like an Alan |
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that codes quite a lot and quite well...... |
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> Understood. Thank you James and Alan. |
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> - Grant |
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net-analyzer/jffnms |
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Available versions: ~0.9.3 {{mysql postgres snmp}} |
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James |
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